Cooking_The_Books_And_Its_Economic_Impact

Cooking The Books And Its Economic Impact As the economy spirals downward on the heels of an unprecedented surge in the United States economy, consumers, whom collectively have made billions in the stock market, are now faced with major economic concerns. These concerns may include total loss of their retirement income and the loss of their jobs. This is only part of what is facing the U.S. economy today. New corporate bankruptcy filings are becoming the status quo in the daily news and thousands of individuals are being laid off from companies which are considered “Blue Chip” stock investments. There is a lot of finger pointing at what is considered the root cause of this economic debacle. These accusations blaze a path directly toward the accounting practices taking place in the corporate world today. “What is happening with corporate America'”, “What are the latest scandals of Cooking the Books'”, and “How is it impacting the economy'” are repeatedly asked questions. The first of the most highly publicized events of corporate fraud in accounting practices is that of Enron, and this scandal probably elevated the coined term “Cooking the Books.” The Enron case was the first of many corporate accounting scandals that impacted millions of people. It caused economy, stock, corporate, accounting, companies, economic, scandals, cooking, books, one, enron, company, weekly, value, part, new, been, year, star, reported, rates, market, jobs, investors, impact, first, financial, crisis, above, worldcom, tied, taking, quarter, practices, place